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Down to just plain water at feedings...gonna chop it down soon. Most trichs are cloudy with a few turning Amber...yanked some Larfy bottom branches dried em by the cars ac...actually tasted pretty good.

Everybody has their own opinions and style of growing...some science, a lot of trial and error. That's the beauty of it. If you pay attention most of the active farmers who post and reply daily are very experienced but how many times should the same question be answered? My favorite is when...

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The Orange is retired...why not get her...the trap is just sold out...order at a later date?

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Gonna try to hit lot I'm gonna try to hit lot and shakedown at least.

Holy smokes that's quite the schedule...i wouldn't worry about pot size. Less is more. Start with your 10 liter recipe in the 30 liter pots no big deal...adjust as needed. I don't recommend sticking to any commercial feed schedule...the girls will tell.you when they are hungry

Id put her in some shade...the less she wants to work the better for now...

Wal-Mart has ph meters for soil

I would water today if you can...then tomorrow when they are a little dried out...smack the edges press em in...get the soil to loosen from the edge...support the plant and soil in one hand with stalk between fingers flip upside down and work it out. Don't be scared. The girls are pretty tough...

Step into the local hydro store...meet 3 "master" growers that all wanna tell me how successful they are and why I should use their method.

Heisenbubble is spot on...take your lights footprint at recommended height and build a scrog. Best bang for your buck all around is usually to keep it simple.

What about a swamp cooler pump and spider system....like a waterfall...idk just tossing thoughts haha

I've been growing indoors and out for 20 plus years. 17 very successful harvests. A few not so good...either way, I've never let my babies sit in 3 days total darkness before flip...seems like hype...heres my opinion why: Cannibas is a photoperiod plant correct. Darkness more so than...

I was always taught for container growing with soil or other mediums to always water til runoff. Reason being is it helps rinse some of the salt buildup from the rootzone. Now I don't grow in buckets anymore...my outdoor are right in the ground so there's no measuring runoff. My indoor are all...

After better evaluation of your pics...i was mistaken regarding the lightburn...that was actually just curled serrations. Which takes me back to transplant...5 to 7 gal. with good drainage ect.

First things first...transplant to a larger pot. All of your symptoms can be root related... Start there...then process of elimination if new growth shows any issues.